After numerous false starts (and false promises), Will and Brad emerge from their off-season hidey-holes to dust off the microphones and chat international footy, signings, re-signings and departures, off-contract players, 2026 positional battles, next season’s draw and Brad’s touch football… Read More ›
A total of 32 players have captained the Warriors in their 30-season existence, including 13 fulltime skippers – each who, for better or worse, added to the fascinating tapestry of the club’s history during their time in charge. Here’s everything… Read More ›
We’ll be back soon with some fresh content, I swear…but until Will and Brad can get their act together, we thought why not recycle some of our noteworthy old stuff? Andrew Webster was merely a wide-eyed NRL rookie coach when… Read More ›
After contentiously missing out on the Warriors’ official best and fairest gong, the Simon Mannering Medal, Erin Clark has capped a stellar return to the club by earning the TWL Kingz Container Crew Player of the Year award –… Read More ›
Beaten but not bowed, the Warriors’ season is over courtesy of a gallant 24-8 loss to perennial heavyweight Penrith at Mount Smart Stadium in which the rub of the green gradually accumulated into a boulder of runaway moss against them…. Read More ›
The Warriors enjoyed the greatest opening 10 seconds of any team in premiership history and scored on the fulltime buzzer at 4 Pines Park…unfortunately, the 79 minutes and 40 seconds or so in between were among the most putrid they… Read More ›
The Warriors’ crucial 26-22 loss to Parramatta at Mount Smart Stadium was overshadowed by a wildly controversial Bunker call that denied the hosts a remarkable comeback victory, but coach Andrew Webster hit the nail on the head post-match when he… Read More ›
A diabolical start and a slack final 10 minutes notwithstanding, the Warriors produced a dominant performance to temporarily quell a hoodoo and keep their top-four bid on track, putting away the last-placed Gold Coast Titans 32-18. The visitors – though… Read More ›
A win is still, by definition, a win – no matter how ugly, sloppy, fortunate or uninspiring. And this dub, 14-10 over a St George Illawarra side that lost three middle forwards to failed HIAs inside half an hour, was… Read More ›
The Warriors’ freefall continued courtesy of a 32-14 loss to Canterbury Bulldogs on a wet and forgettable Saturday night at Accor Stadium. The visitors’ early resistance fell away following a highly dubious opening try to Viliame Kikau, with the Bulldogs… Read More ›